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Damn those look good, my truck must have rubbed off on them :) ...I'm still in regret mode, hoping my FedEx delivery Friday will cheer me up

LOL!they must have! What did end up getting after all??

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Just added new wheels to my truck and totally loving the look!!

The white trim around the wheels instead of the gray looks very nice!

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I ended up going with these Moto Metals

 

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lol ain't this like the 3rd time you change rims?

 

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lol ain't this like the 3rd time you change rims?

 

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actually it is closer to 7, I need to look back through all my phones pics and add them up....going to be running 22x10 -24 w/ 33x12.50 Toyo MTs

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actually it is closer to 7, I need to look back through all my phones pics and add them up....going to be running 22x10 -24 w/ 33x12.50 Toyo MTs

You need to get a set of rims and stick with them [emoji23] you have changed them too many times!!

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actually it is closer to 7, I need to look back through all my phones pics and add them up....going to be running 22x10 -24 w/ 33x12.50 Toyo MTs

 

Dude....you need like a 12 step program for this addiction. :)

 

Although very rare, I have liked every set of wheels you have picked so far.

 

Have fun!

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post a pic with the lights on.

 

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ill get a pic of that up in a hour or 2, sun will be setting by then.

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post a pic with the lights on.

 

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thats the best shot i could get right up on it.. all the other pics from far away make them look out of focus looking like i got high beams on or something.. gotta be the shitty ass iphone pic quality.. anyways they look 100% better in person
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finally installed an a/t grille. next mod is some tows!

 

Edit: I also had a suntek clear bra put on the grille and the bumper pad. might get the hood and fenders done also.

 

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d085da31feddd6b23129f8a1f4b69941.jpg plasti dipped my Anzo Headlights. I'll try to do the grill and black piece under the grill this weekend.

Can you post some more pics of your truck! I like the set up. Looks awesome!

d085da31feddd6b23129f8a1f4b69941.jpg plasti dipped my Anzo Headlights. I'll try to do the grill and black piece under the grill this weekend.

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Can you post some more pics of your truck! I like the set up. Looks awesome!

 

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Thanks!

 

I know that 4 wheel parts will be having a huge sell. my buddy works there and telling me about it.

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Not really what "i've" done today but rather the lady behind me who decided to use my truck as a bump stop...099e5fd39cdfb00432c4565bf289ee7d.jpg

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